Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-22

SENATOR BoGGs.-The ColuSa Sun pub
Iished last Saturday, as a supplement to
that paper 3 most admirably engraved and
life-like portrait of Hon John Boggs, Sen
ator from Colusa and Tehama counties
Mr. Boggs, as is known, is also President
of the State Board of Prison Directors and
most valued member of the Board of
Directors Of the State Agricultural Society
In addition to filling these public positions
there is no more active nor successful
farmer and business man to be found in
the northern part of the State. Our friend
Green, of the Sun. is not given to portrait
publishing, but he will greatly please his
many readers and the numerous friends of
Mr.. Boggs with the neatly published sup
plement just issued
DEATH @ Mrs. +. NJ. ToBIN.-The San
Francisco Chronicle of Saturday had the
following reference to lady who was well
known and greatly esteemed in Sacra-
mento: " Mrs. Ella NJ. Tobin, wife of Labor
Commissioner Tobin, died in this city yes
terday. The funeral will be held to-mor-
row at $50 4. n. from Colonel Tobin's resi-
dence, $40 Twentieth street, whence it will
20 to the Mission Dolores Church, where a
solemn req uiem mass will be celebrated for
the repose of her soul. The mass will
commence al s o'clock. The interment
will be IL Holy Cross Cemetery, San Mateo.
The many friends of Colonel Tobin offer
him their greatest sympathy in his deep
atfliction."
DIMINuTIvE CALF.-Ex-Deputy Sheriff
w. w. Connor, who resides at Twenty
third and h streets is proprietor of a great
curiosity in the shape of diminutive Jer-
sey calf. which is so small that it is believed
to be the smallest for its age known, and
hundreds Of people have called at Mr.. Con-
nor's premises to see it. 1t is now over
three weeks old, has always been in excel
lent health. and is as frisky as any ones
calf VI was measured last Saturday, and
found to be but III inches in hight, and
two feet from the tip of its nose to the end
of its back.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court SatuI-
day Frank Si!vera's case of battery and that
of Mrs. Brennan, violating city ordinance
No. 2OS were continued until tomorrow
THE charge of battery against James
McGibney was dismissed for lack of prose-
cution..... Michael Brady pleaded guilty of
being a common drunkard, and will be
sentenced this morning Lee Sing was
fined 50 for refusing to give his name to
a Deputy Assessor. John Harley, ar
rested for being drunk, was discharged .....
A. Polot, for disturbing the peace, was
fined IS.
AUCTION SALE.-W. H. Sherourn will
sell at auction at 10 A. NJ, tomorrow, at
1913 K street, large consignment of furni-
ture and household goods, including a Par
lor Set Of seven pieces, Marble-top Walnut
Bedroom Suites, Oak Bedroom Suite, Cot
tage Suitas, Hair-cloth Sofas, Easy Chairs,
Extra Rocking and Dining Room Chairs,
Brussels Carpets, Crockery, Glassware, Cut
lerv, Hair and Wool-top Mattresses, Com
forters, Blankets and other articles.
ST. JosEPR's AcADEMY.-Studies will be
resumed at this popular institution, which
is a boarding and day school for young Ia
dies, on the 18th instant. Music Vocal and
instrumental), painting and private elocu-
ton lessons form extra charges Negular
attendance during the entire year is neces-
sary to entitle pupils TO the honors of the
academy at the close of school. Sewing
class for externs will be held on Saturdays
from ! to ?. NJ.
SENT TO SrocKToS.-Three prisoners were
On Saturday removed from the State Prison
at Folsom to the Insane Asylum at Stock
ton because of their being insane. One o.
them was Simon Raten, who killed jaime:
Lansing in this city few years ago, anc
whose sentence was committed from hang
ing to Imprisonment for life. The other!
were Mike ForaD and James Smith.
In YOU want the very best piano and a
the same time the most durable, buy only
the Mathushek piano. the only solid lror